Linda's Rock Adventure Flashcard

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Which statement describes a MAIN lesson that can be learned from "Linda's Spooky Adventure"?

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Nature is full of surprises, and learning about the environment can be both exciting and educational.

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Which phrase in the passage is used in a non-literal way?

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Linda felt a shiver run down her spine when she heard a loud noise.

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What does the nonliteral language in question 2 mean?

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It means Linda felt scared when she heard the loud noise.

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Which phrase in the passage is used in a non-literal way? Options: Linda was happy that she learned so much., It was a bright, sunny day in Georgia., They hurried back, their feet flying like the wind., The students gathered together for the field trip.

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They hurried back, their feet flying like the wind.

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What does the nonliteral language in question 4 mean?

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It means they were running very fast.

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How does the section “A Mysterious Sound” build on information the reader learned in the section “Excitement at the Park”?

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In the section "Excitement at the Park," Linda and her classmates are filled with anticipation for their field trip. In the section "A Mysterious Sound," a loud noise disrupts their excitement and introduces an element of fear.

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What did you learn about sedimentary rocks in the story?

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They are made from tiny bits of dirt and sand that settle over time.

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What did you learn about igneous rocks in the story?

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They are formed from hot magma that cools down.

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Why did Linda feel a mix of fear and excitement during the field trip?

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Because she learned a lot and experienced unexpected events.

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What is the significance of Ms. Nastassja's advice, “Sometimes nature surprises us. Always be careful!”?

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It highlights the importance of being cautious in nature.